Nice surprise in my IO salt

[Simmy]

Opened up my new bucket of salt this afternoon and found this T-shirt in it...




Thanks IO!!! I bought the bucket of salt last weekend at King Ed's.

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[sumpfinfishe]

Well that's a whole lot better than I was expecting when I saw your thread title. About 6yrs ago my buddy opened a pail to find a small crescent wrench in his, after sending the wrench with pictures back to IO the company admitted the wrench was there's. They sent him 10 free pails, a bunch of tshirts and some hydrometers.
IO has been doing the free shirt promo as long as they having been making there product, so if you only got a shirt consider yourself lucky lol

[paddyob]

First time I've seen tshirts. Cool.

Usually Fish food samples.

[hillbillyreefer]

Meh, I'd take a wrench over a shirt any day.

[albert_dao]

Pffft, a while back, I was mixing some salt and I found a small grey "stone" in the mix. Thinking nothing of it, I grabbed it and was immediately seized by the worst pain to ever hit my fingertips. THOUSANDS of tiny metal filings slivering my fingers (sorta like how a bristleworm nails you, for anyone familiar with that bit of fun).

Instant Ocean 1: Albert 0

On the other hand, I do have a collection of purple plastic scoops now!

[pinkreef]

in five years i've never had a t-shirt or a wrench. still waiting

[sumpfinfishe]

I guess your not looking at the pails to see if it reads free
wrench or tshirt inside

[spit.fire]

Last bucket of io that I used I found a high kh inside

[Baker]

Originally Posted by hillbillyreefer

Meh, I'd take a wrench over a shirt any day.

+1

[Samw]

Originally Posted by spit.fire

Last bucket of io that I used I found a high kh inside

Yep, very inconsistent. The salt from my previous bucket was all clumped up and I had to use a chisel and hammer to break it up into chunks. It also produced cloudy water. I've had bad 50g bags as well in the past that I wanted to return to the store. My current bucket is completely different and dissolves well and produces clear water.